Methane Direct Injection in an Optical SI Engine - Comparison between Different Combustion Modes

Methane Direct Injection in an Optical SI Engine - Comparison between Different Combustion Modes
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10.4271/2019-01-0083
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2019-01
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SAE Technical Paper Series
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M. Melaika;M. Andersson;P. Dahlander
M. Melaika;M. Andersson;P. Dahlander
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M. Melaika;M. Andersson;P. Dahlander

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